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USyd’s medical exchange program and scholarship with Technion halted “for the time being”

News December 3, 2024By Valerie Chidiac

As of publication, the scholarship webpage has been restored and the dates for the scholarship labelled as “TBC”, with a note that the scholarship will not be awarded in 2025.

FOI request reveals USyd’s ongoing efforts to maintain exchange programs with Israeli universities

News November 20, 2024By Angus Dermody

Documents released after a Freedom of Information (FOI) request was submitted by members of Students Against War (SAW) have confirmed that USyd is committed to continuing its exchange programs with Israel.

Students blindsided by University revoking scholarships at last minute

Education August 1, 2021By Jeffrey Khoo

Participants were informed of the decision on the intensive unit’s last day.

Online learning takes its toll on languages departments

News May 8, 2021By Deaundre Espejo

Students miss vital opportunities to engage in conversation.

University cancels semester exchanges in response to the coronavirus

News March 4, 2020By Ranuka Tandan

The University is cancelling several exchange programs and is activating a financial shock recovery plan.

What I learned from my OLE exchange experience

Analysis February 23, 2020By Zhiquan Gan and Yao Lei

Is there more to OLE’s than just resume boosting?

How the first become forgotten

Opinion May 23, 2019By Vivienne Davies

Traditions of Australia’s forgotten past exist but escape the majority gaze

Oh là là: cassons les stéréotypes

Multilingual March 14, 2019By Marina Liu

Les stéréotypes, qu’est-ce qu’il y a de vrai ?

What people don’t tell you about European exchange

Perspective October 31, 2018By William Tandany

Racism lurks within the glitz and glamour of a summer abroad

Exchange nightmares: credit where credit’s due

Analysis October 17, 2018By Kristi Cheng

These are just some of the administrative difficulties students face on exchange

From the mines

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